"lifespan increase" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "Advances in medicine have enabled a significant lifespan increase."
"The other $500,000 award will go to researchers who induce a lifespan increase of 50% in a laboratory animal".
In roughly 15 years, Kurzweil estimates, living humans will see their expected lifespan increase by more than a year, every year.
These include (i) continuous increase in construction/manufacturing activity, (ii) demand in lifespan increase of the existing engineering structures, and (iii) never ending thrive to modernize existing/traditional SHM technologies.
However, targeting catalase to the mitochondria resulted in a 20% lifespan increase in transgenic mice [20].
daf-18 and daf-16 are required for the smg-1 dependent lifespan increase.
Mcl-1 levels fall as apoptosis progresses, and survival signals that prolong neutrophil lifespan increase Mcl-1 levels [9].
Together, these findings suggest that high FOXP3 percentages in HIV infected patients is not due to longer lifespan, increased cell proliferation nor increased expression in proliferated cells.
Decreasing blood vessel numbers and lifespan (increasing spatial and temporal heterogeneity) selected for increased cell migration and number of emigrating cells (Figure 3; linear regressions P<0.001).
Maximum female lifespan increased from 1,094 days to 1,245, though males did somewhat less well, going from 1,078 days to 1,179.
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is affecting larger and larger proportions of our population as lifespan increases.
Since 1900, the average lifespan increased by 31 years, to 78 today.
